Used Tractor & Bigballer Front Axle Frames for All Brands — TMC Bejenne

Choosing a used front axle frame means opting for the best value without compromising on reliability. Every part listed at TMC Bejenne comes from dismantled machines and is inspected before sale to ensure full functionality.

The bigballer is often overlooked when searching for parts, yet its front axle frame is subject to mechanical stresses just as demanding as those on a tractor. TMC Bejenne covers both types of machines.

Our catalog includes front axle frames compatible with leading market brands:

• Massey Ferguson, Renault, Ford, Fendt : the most common references in stock
• New Holland, Case IH, John Deere, Deutz : availability depending on regular stock arrivals
• Rarer brands (Bolinder, Someca, Farmall): please contact us directly

Delivery is available throughout France with controlled lead times to minimize your equipment downtime during works.

What is a tractor front axle frame? (Used tractor parts)

• The front axle frame is the metal structure attached beneath the front chassis that holds and supports the axle in place.
• Usually made from cast iron or forged steel, it absorbs shocks transmitted from the ground during operation.
• It allows the axle to pivot, enabling the front wheels to turn on uneven terrain.
• On a 2WD tractor, the front axle frame is fixed; on a 4WD, it often includes a swing axle.
• A crack or deformation in the frame causes steering misalignment, detectable by uneven front tire wear.
• Replacement is essential as soon as excessive play in the axle or unusual noises at the front appear.
• Each tractor model has a front axle frame with specific dimensions, so it is crucial to verify the manufacturer's reference before purchasing.

Used front axle frames by tractor brand

Each manufacturer designs their front axle frames according to dimensions unique to their models. A Ford 5600 frame does not fit a Massey Ferguson 135: the OEM reference remains the only reliable criterion for a proper fit.

Identifying the exact brand and model before ordering avoids costly mistakes. The tractor's serial number, stamped on the chassis, helps find the correct reference in manufacturer catalogs.

TMC Bejenne's stock is constantly updated as machines are dismantled. Some highly requested references — such as those for Massey Ferguson 100 series or Ford 5000 series — are quickly available, while older models may require specific search times.

Massey Ferguson, Renault, Someca, Bolinder

• Massey Ferguson front axle frames cover many series: MF 35, MF 135, MF 168, MF 188, MF 275, MF 290, and MF 362.
• For the MF 135, there are two configurations: one for straight axle and one for curved axle, which are not interchangeable.
• Renault frames mainly concern tractors from the 1970s to 1990s, widely used on French farms.
• Someca, a Franco-Italian brand linked to Fiat, shares some frame dimensions with Fiat models from the same era.
• Bolinder, a rarer brand, requires direct consultation with TMC Bejenne to check stock availability.
• For Massey Ferguson, manufacturer references such as 826890M2 or 888313M93 precisely identify the part suitable for your model.
• Used parts for these brands come from dismantled machines and are inspected before shipping to guarantee their functional condition.

Ford, Deutz, Farmall, IH, Landini, New Holland

Ford frames are among the most sought-after: series 5000, 5600, 5610, 6600, 6610, 7000, 7600, and 7610 account for a large share of requests. The manufacturer's reference 83954739 (also known as E5NN3029BA) identifies the front axle frame for Ford 5600 and 7610 models — a useful marker to avoid confusion when ordering.

Regarding IH and Farmall, models 523, 624, 724, and 834 have specific front axle frames for 2WD front suspensions. For Landini, dimensions vary considerably depending on tractor generations.

New Holland, arising from the Ford-New Holland merger, shares some references with older Ford models but not systematically — for example, the T7040 follows its own specifications. For Deutz, availability depends on stock arrivals.

Can't find the part? Contact our experts

• Provide the brand, model, and year of your tractor to accelerate the search for your front axle frame.
• A photo of the damaged part in place helps identification, especially for uncommon models.
• TMC Bejenne has a network of specialized suppliers to source rare references not in stock.
• A quick response time is guaranteed: most inquiries receive feedback within 24 to 48 business hours.
• For very old parts, specifying the number stamped on the original frame helps find the exact equivalent.
• Our expert service also assists operators in confirming compatibility before any purchase commitment.